- #OS X EL CAPITAN NO PACKAGES WERE ELIGIBLE FOR INSTALL MAC OSX#
- #OS X EL CAPITAN NO PACKAGES WERE ELIGIBLE FOR INSTALL MAC OS#
- #OS X EL CAPITAN NO PACKAGES WERE ELIGIBLE FOR INSTALL INSTALL#
- #OS X EL CAPITAN NO PACKAGES WERE ELIGIBLE FOR INSTALL UPDATE#
the date may vary but it was originally released Septemwith half a dozen incremental updates. After start installer i get the message: OS X coud not be installed on you computer. You then need to RE BOOT and try again (Date should NOT updated despite Internet Access, but CHECK)ĭepending on which particular version of the Apple El Capitan installer you use. The ORIGINAL ARTICLE is here as well as many others that allude to this issue.
#OS X EL CAPITAN NO PACKAGES WERE ELIGIBLE FOR INSTALL INSTALL#
The Workaround was to go into Utilities– terminal during the stage right before the files start to Install and using the Terminal Date command to FAKE A DATE WHEN El Capitan would have been considered Current Software. Always the same message 'OS X could not be installed on your computer. I erased the HDD, changed to SDD- tried to install from internet and from created external drive. Someone out there noted there is a DATE problem with Apple’s Certificate- Or maybe the one in the El Capitan software. Contact the software manufacturer for assistance.'. I later found that just like the IOS on iPhones, etc, a check-in with the Apple Mothership is performed, and some sort of Certificate is used to verify I really have an Apple, I suppose. Trying to clean machine and reinstall osx - El Capitan.but Im in this loop: OS X could not be installed on your computer. To start the conversation again, simply ask a new question.
#OS X EL CAPITAN NO PACKAGES WERE ELIGIBLE FOR INSTALL MAC OS#
the conditions seemed to vary due to unknown factors but at one point I saw Mac OS & System Software / OS X El Capitan Looks like no one’s replied in a while. Hope this post saves someone a headache and frustration.
#OS X EL CAPITAN NO PACKAGES WERE ELIGIBLE FOR INSTALL UPDATE#
I DID notice that the re install seemed to require Internet Access and did on couple occasions actually want an Apple ID for some reason during the re install. Install Mojove OS Update to Logic Pro X 10.5 Reset time and date to current My machine is a early 2011 MacBook pro. Remade bootable Flash drives (Instructions elsewhere) and much more, many Trials and Errors. Install gets most of the way then mysteriously complains:Īlso mysterious errors when trying Command-R Recovery Partition re installs.
#OS X EL CAPITAN NO PACKAGES WERE ELIGIBLE FOR INSTALL MAC OSX#
Newer MAC OSX will not work on this older MAC. Baaaad, guys.A mid 2009 Macbook, launching El Capitan (OS 10.11.x) install from a bootable flash drive. I explained the problem, they gave me a telephone appointment for the next day, and never called back.
Contact the software manufacture for assistance. I called their support number (I live in Italy), a representative answered from Greece. could not be installed on your computer trying to reinstall OS X for resale and it wont let me install El Capitan : No packages were eligible for install. I was lucky - my son had a MacBook 2008 just like the one I was trying to upgrade, and he graciously lent me a working backup disk to do this with.Īpple's response to the problem was highly unsatisfactory. erase the original user's data and put in your own info. There is a pretty simple way to solve it but its quite hard to kno. Clone the USB disk with CCC to the Mac you're trying to upgrade. When reinstalling OS X on a Mac Computer running into this issue can be very frustrating. Clone the other Mac's HD on a USB disk with CarbonCop圜loner, making sure the clone is bootable (include a working copy of CCC in the process). find a computer with installed MacOS 10.11. It fails telling me that 'OS X could not be installed on your computer. The only solution that worked was complicated and klutzy: 1. I signed out of iCloud on an old mid-2009 MacBook Pro, booted into Recovery Mode, erased the hard drive, and attempted to install OS X El Capitan (which was also the version of OS already on the system previously). Another error message popped up, and said that my installation file was "probably corrupted" (freshly donwloaded from the Apple Store). Question: Q: Unable to install El Capitan: 'No packages were eligible for install' More Less. It may have been corrupted or tampered with during downloading. 'This copy of the Install OS X El Capitan application can’t be verified. Setting back the date to 2015 did not work for me. Question: Q: Unable to install El Capitan: 'No packages were eligible for install'.
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